dumplings

By VicentaLakin

dumplings
From winter to this day, the practice of eating dumplings is common in most parts of the North. It's called, "Wind-to-Wind dumpling bowls, frozen ears, no one's running." A lot of people say they don't know how to wrap dumplings, and I film them in detail, write this recipe, and I'm sure friends who don't know how to wrap dumplings will be able to wrap dumplings。

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour 400 grams
  • water 200 grams
  • salt a little
  • pork front leg meat half a catty
  • Chinese cabbage 3 tablets
  • green onions 1/3 root
  • Jiang 1 block
  • soy sauce 8 grams
  • soy sauce 3 grams
  • white sugar 2 grams
  • oyster sauce 5 grams
  • starch 1 gram
  • sesame oil 3 grams
  • vegetable oil 10 grams

Steps for dumplings

  • Make dumplings step 0
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    Flour with a little bit of salt, with water and smooth noodles, covered in a shampoo
  • Make dumplings step 1
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    Cut the meat into meat
  • Make dumplings step 2
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    I'll chop you up
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    The cabbage is cut and the water is squeezed into the meat
  • Make dumplings step 4
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    Put the meat and the ginger in the pot, add all the sauce, pull it in one direction with chopsticks
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    The cabbage platters for 10 minutes and mixes with the meat
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    Put your hands through a hole in the center of the good dough
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    I'm going to go round and round and round and round
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    Cut it open with a knife
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    The two hands are evenly long
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    Sliced into a little facial agent
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    Turn your face at 90 degrees for every cut, get the cut up and cut the next one
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    That's how it's done
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    Put the pasta down in your hand, and the pasta becomes a mid-heavy ton
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    The right hand presses the face of the face with a cane, turns back from one side to the middle. The left hand turns the face of the face a little bit, and the right hand rolls back. On the side of the scepter, on the side, on the side
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    A thick, middle edged dumpling
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    It's time to mix the meat and the cabbage in one way or another
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    Take a dumpling and put some dumplings on your hands
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    Let's tighten the middle of the dumpling
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    Squeeze on the side again. Squeeze tight
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    Then you fold your skin around like this
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    Tighter
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    And you're gonna put the rest of the skin on this side like this
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    Hold on tight
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    Then I'll squeeze it on the left, too
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    The same way we're going to get our hands on it
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    Tighter
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    将最后的口压平Hold on tight
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    Look, a half-moon dumpling is packed. Isn't it pretty? Ha ha
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    A bunch of fat dumplings are waiting for the pot
  • dumplings Make Tips

    1. When kneading the dough, add a little salt to the flour; this makes the dough more elastic and prevents it from breaking easily when boiled. However, do not add too much or it will become too salty; just pinch a tiny amount between your thumb and index finger and add it to the flour. 2. Generally, a 2:1 ratio of flour to water is about right. If you prefer firmer dumpling wrappers, you can add a little less water. 3. Pork can absorb a lot of water, but if you mix the cabbage directly with the meat and salt, the cabbage will release a lot of water that will not be absorbed by the meat. Therefore, first squeeze the water from the cabbage into the meat filling and stir until the meat has fully absorbed the moisture. Then, mix the cabbage with some oil to coat it, creating a protective layer. Wait until you are ready to wrap to mix the cabbage with the meat and seasonings; this way, the cabbage won't release water during wrapping. Otherwise, the filling will become too soupy and the dumplings will be difficult to wrap. 4. Stir the meat filling vigorously in one direction until it becomes sticky; do not spare any effort. This ensures the cooked filling won't fall apart. 5. Adding a pinch of sugar to the filling helps to bring out the flavor; such a tiny amount will not make the filling taste sweet.